BTune is on a mission to accelerate the transition to a net zero future.
BTune was born from a bold belief: the world's existing building stock can be achieve net zero through continuous optimization of existing sytems, not demolition, equipment upgrades, or capital-intensive overhauls.
Building operations alone are responsible for 27% of world's annual carbon emissions. That's a problem we're passionate about solving.
BTune was created for a simple reason: to help buildings decarbonize at a global scale. But we also understand the challenges for building owners and operators to lower emissions without hurting their businesses. That's why everything about BTune, from the way it operates to how our fees are structured, is designed to eliminate the tradeoff between environmental and business performance.
We believe in creating better buildings for a better world. We also believe that better buildings don't have to come at a cost.
Not only are energy-optimized buildings better for our environment, but they are also better for our customers' balance sheets, for the comfort and health of the occupants, for the leases of the tenants, and for companies targeting ambitious ESG and Net Zero carbon targets.
THE INSIGHT
What if tech could do what humans were doing, continuously?
While working as a Building Scientist, Shaan Cory spent his days manually tuning HVAC systems to reduce energy waste and operational carbon in client buildings.
Nearly every building he tuned was wasting 20-30% of its HVAC energy. Not because the equipment was broken or the buildings were old, but because the controls were not being continuously optimized. Multiply that by the hundreds of thousands of buildings globally and Net Zero wa
And the math didn't work. There were millions of commercial buildings. There were not millions of building scientists. Manual tuning — one building, one engineer, one site visit at a time — would never close the gap.
